docs(host-a-node): describe the 900 MHz ISM band, not one channel - #33
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Host a Node tells prospective hosts that Meshtastic "operates on 906.875 MHz". That is one LongFast frequency slot, not the band, so it is wrong for anyone running a different preset or slot, and it makes the "will it interfere with my TV?" answer sound narrower than it is. Say "the 900 MHz ISM band" in both places instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018pAXdnH4iJEpsWMTYy9hhn
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Host a Node tells prospective hosts that Meshtastic "operates on 906.875 MHz".
That's one LongFast slot, not the band — and the same page already says
"902-928 MHz unlicensed band" a few questions further down, so it contradicts
itself. Says "900 MHz ISM band" in both spots now.
Worth deciding separately: the site uses three phrasings for this band
("900 MHz ISM" here, "915 MHz ISM limit" in Recommended Hardware, "unlicensed
915 MHz" elsewhere). "902-928 MHz ISM (commonly called 915 MHz)" everywhere would
settle it — happy to do that as a follow-up if you want it.
Preview: https://rancur.github.io/azmsh-site/preview/split-03-host-a-node-band/